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Today’s Class (10/3/16) Outcome: Be able to explain explorers’ role in Southeast Asian spice trade and effects of the Columbian Exchange. Agenda: Bellringer Government Shutdown Explanation/Discussion Notes – Southeast Asia in Era of the Spice Trade Columbian Exchange Review Age of Exploration Timeline & Vocabulary

Age of Exploration Test Your test over Age of Exploration test will be next Tuesday (October 11). Schedule: Today: Spice Trade- Section Review Tomorrow: Arts and Humanities Wednesday: Study Guide Day Tuesday: Review Wednesday: Test

SOUTHEAST ASIA IN THE ERA OF THE SPICE TRADE Section 6.3

Emerging Mainland States Southeast Asian kingdoms were stable regions with their own ethnicity, language, and culture. In 1511 the Portuguese took control of port of Melaka and the Moluccas (The Spice Islands) from Muslim merchants. Port of Melaka Spice Islands

The Arrival of Europeans Portuguese set up small settlements, they did not have the resources (men, money, and ships) to colonize the region. Situation changed when English & Dutch arrived in early 1600s. Both were better financed than the Portuguese.

Impact on the Mainland Europeans did not have such success on the mainland of Southeast Asia because strong monarchs resisted foreign intrusion.

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